Trailer To Turn Off Channel Zero – Movie Exposing MTV, BET, VH1 etc..

February 28th, 2007

Trailer To Turn Off Channel Zero – Movie Exposing MTV, BET, VH1 etc..

Any thoughts on this attempt to speak about the negative side of Viacom’s stations.
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This entry was posted on Wednesday, February 28th, 2007 at 5:43 pm and is filed under Uncategorized, Videos.

7 Responses to “Trailer To Turn Off Channel Zero – Movie Exposing MTV, BET, VH1 etc..”

Jesus Says:
February 28th, 2007 at 6:15 pm
thats some real sh*t that they talkin about and i agree with a lot of it. and ima watch it. but see, n*ggas like ass so unless they show some ass on there, im not gonna stop watchin bet and mtv ya dig? and thats why its gonna be harder for them to stop viacom.
Ahmed Says:
March 1st, 2007 at 2:38 am
^co-sign
ya boi Says:
March 1st, 2007 at 5:22 am
Why is it that when black people make a show, they’re actions reflect their whole race, but when white people like anna nicol have a reality show, no one said she was making white people lok bad? Flavor Flav is flavor Flav, as far as i know he didn’t change one bit when doing that show. thats exactly how i remember him from the 80’s…..now, some black people are mad at him because he was being himself??
ya boi Says:
March 1st, 2007 at 5:25 am
ya boi wrote on March 1st, 2007 at 5:22 am

Why is it that when black people make a show, they’re actions reflect their whole race, but when white people like anna nicole have a reality show, no one said she was making white people look bad? Flavor Flav is flavor Flav, as far as i know he didn’t change one bit when doing that show. thats exactly how i remember him from the 80’s…..now, some black people are mad at him because he was being himself??

i guess it was ok for him to act crazy when he was talking about “fight the power?”
HipHop Says:
March 1st, 2007 at 9:51 am
People pointing fingers without a solution
BoogieBenDETROIT Says:
March 1st, 2007 at 11:59 am
Well sounds like Grif has dusted himself off and returned to with the same concept that got himself in trouble last time..pickin on rich jews…in order to what?..make money fo himself and his camp..ya see peole have a tendency to look at color and try to seperate black music..white music..pop from street music.. but you cant..you cease being black if you get enough money are popularity..in other words you become a star.and most entertainers want to be a star..and others just want that doe…I hate sterotype too but damn…People of color in thsi country latinos included make money based on the white us economy…shite mostly by music cd and guess what?/ they get the money from thier white parents…all black colleges where founded with white philanthropic missionary foundations. BLack owned retail businesses thrived becuase of the blacks in the hood made money at the factories and others had professional level jobs and the white corp…know the history…Nothing economic is seperate in this country…and now the we are intergrated globally ..sooo get money!!!the smart way and PLEASE STOP TRYING TO PROVE TO WHITE AMERICA YOUR WORTH…PROVE IT TO YOUR SELF..ASS SHAKIN AND DRAMA and rebellion SELLS!! and htat is all this nigga is doing selling more drama!!!! With no Solutions!!!

Detroit One
MS.notorious Says:
March 1st, 2007 at 1:32 pm
People pointing fingers without a solution.

^^^Exactly! These so called activists fail to realize that the media is a small part of the problem. It’s not just the media. Everything in this life and in this world is a broken system.

Why is it that when black people make a show, they’re actions reflect their whole race, but when white people like anna nicole have a reality show, no one said she was making white people look bad?

^^Cosign…..Why is it that Black people always feel like they’re being targeted in a subliminal way?

Why is it that every Black person I see on tv has to be a direct representation of my race?

Black people continue to put themselves in a box because of their race. Another Black person’s actions or words do not define my character or demeanor because we have the same skin color. And yes people stereotype, but woe to them because not every black person in entertainment is an accurate portrayal of who I am and how I live my life.

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